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Judith Sloan

Judith SloanContributing Economics Editor

Judith Sloan is an economist and company director. She holds degrees from the University of Melbourne and the London School of Economics. She has held a number of government appointments, including Commissioner of the Productivity Commission; Commissioner of the Australian Fair Pay Commission; and Deputy Chairman of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

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Mind the pay gap

HIGHLY paid women, particularly in the public sector, are discriminated against, says Judith Sloan.

Henry’s big idea is being ignored

Henry’s big idea is being ignored

THE government cherry-picked the tax review, writes Judith Sloan.

Invest in training to tackle skills shortages

Invest in training to tackle skills shortages

COMPANIES can’t rely on the government to fix the problem, which is going to get worse.

Productivity a concept often misunderstood

Productivity a concept often misunderstood

POLITICIANS often confuse the ratio of output to inputs with labour-force participation.

More stick, less carrot for long-term unemployed

More stick, less carrot for long-term unemployed

Forcing people to move to find work may prompt them to find a local job, says Judith Sloan.

We can populate and prosper

We can populate and prosper

THE overall economic impact of migration is very small, but positive.

Katie Lehey

Keeping gender on the agenda

WHY are there so few women on Australian company boards?

Unions may try to wedge government on low pay

Unions may try to wedge government on low pay

A FAIR deal is about more than what employers are forced to shell out.

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